Gtd review
Guide a GTD review of the Cosense system so it stays trusted and current. Use for the Weekly Review (週次レビュー, 棚卸し, 見直し, "システム整える", "たまってきたから整理") or a quick daily check. Reads the whole system WITH UNDERSTANDING (including the user's casual hand-edits), empties 未処理, confirms every open loop has a live next action, sweeps Google Calendar for loose ends, and revisits someday. Part of the gtd skill bundle.From its SKILL.md
npx -y skills add blu3mo/gtd-cosense --skill gtd-reviewAssembled from the repository path, not quoted from the project. Check it against their README if it does not work.
One thing to look at
- 0 stars0 stars. Stars are a popularity signal and not a quality one, but at this level it is likely that nobody has read this closely except its author, and you would be relying on your own review.
SKILL.md
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gtd-review — keep it clean, clear, current, complete
A GTD system only works if it's trusted, and it's only trusted if it's current. This ritual earns the mind's permission to let go the rest of the week. Do it with the user, as a conversation — read and understand their pages as they are (they hand-edit too); don't silently rewrite their system.
GTD=~/.claude/skills/gtd/scripts/gtd_cosense.py. Get oriented: python3 "$GTD" show (the
panel, split into 📥未処理 / 🗂整理済み) and python3 "$GTD" waiting (待ち/waiting items, with
overdue hints — advisory; you judge). Read the actual notes people left; they carry the state.
1. Get clear — empty 📥 未処理
Ask 「頭に残ってて、まだ書けてないことある?」 → capture those first (gtd-capture). Then run the gtd-clarify flow on everything in 未処理 until that zone is empty. Also read any free-form notes the user hand-added anywhere and fold them in (a scribbled "やっぱ急ぎ" is a real signal).
2. Get current — walk 🗂 整理済み
Item by item:
- Every open loop has a live, still-valid
next:. If a project's next action is done or stale, ask for the new one (set-fields --next). A project with no next action is the quiet thing that rots the system — fix it here. - Mark done items done: 「これ終わった?」→
complete --match … --commit(the page stays as record). Never move it back into the inbox. - Waiting-for: for each item from
waiting, check the date; for old ones offer a graceful early nudge (「あの件、進んでますか」くらいの) rather than waiting for it to blow up. If it arrived, turn it into anext:orcompleteit. - Calendar sweep (Google Calendar): use the connected Google Calendar MCP
list_events(find via ToolSearchcalendarif not loaded). Look back over the recent past for loose ends (finished meetings/events whose follow-up isn't anext:yet — this often triggers 「あ、 そういえば…」) and forward over the coming week for anything needing prep now. - Stale check: anything untouched for a long time — still real? still yours? re-clarify,
complete, ormove-someday.
3. Get creative — someday & horizons
- Re-read
python3 "$GTD" show --page someday: promote anything ripe back to the inbox (capture + clarify it), delete what's genuinely dead. This periodic re-surfacing is the only thing that keeps someday/maybe worth having. - Optional light prompt (not every time): 「今の役割・関心で、まだ project になってないけど 気になってる領域ある?」 Anything real → capture → clarify.
Close by naming the finish line
「これで、やれることは全部見えてて、それぞれ次の一手が決まってる状態になった。」 That is a current, trusted system — the point of the ritual. Offer to make it a rhythm: 「毎週◯曜の この時間にやる?」 A weekly cadence is what keeps the mind willing to let go the other six days.
Quick daily variant
Compressed pass: new captures → clarify; scan 🗂 for today's live next:s and overdue waiting:;
glance at today's Google Calendar; surface 1–3 things worth doing now (hand to gtd-engage).
What ships with it
Read from the repository
Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.